The Bottom Up Emanation of an Ethic

Piege believed that most socialization occurred as a consequence of integrating these underlying motivational systems into iterable games. That was pje's fundamental observation, much better than the freudian hypothesis. A good athlete is someone who's got that aggression, but it's directed, right? It's not random. Maybe you admire them because they're really competitive. They're highly skilled and focused on the goal. And we engage in a co operative and competitive ethic. We know the good players. The post modernists claim there's an infinite way of looking at the world - which is wrong. There aren't that many ways of playing a game properly.